Even though she starts off the book grumpy about not being able to see her friends and having to work, she gets over her moping pretty quickly and does her best to enjoy her summer on Orcas. So once I realized that in her shoes, my journals would have been WAY more insufferable, Eliza and I were fast friends. All things considered, she’s really not that bad at all.
Of course she comes off as self-involved. Have you ever gone back and read your teenage journals? It is PHYSICALLY PAINFUL. She was a little bit whiny entitled teenager, but then I remembered that she’s writing in her journal. or who to trust.Īt first, I wasn’t sure about Eliza. Long extinct specimens that should be fossilized are showing up as fresh skeletons, and Eliza isn’t sure what to believe. Tanner hires her to draw fossil specimens, and she gets to work with his cute grandson Charlie while she’s at it.īut as Eliza learns more about paleontology, she notices some weird stuff going on at the Tanner residence. Despite being threatened by scraping barnacles of yachts all summer, Eliza finds a job that actually seems interesting.
Not only does Horrible Uncle Pat not even have internet in his house, but he forces Eliza to get a summer job. But I saw through its ruse, and clearly the only solution is clearly to KILL IT WITH FIRE.Įliza just wants to spend her summer at art camp or kicking it at the beach with her friends in Irvine, California, but her workaholic parents have shipped her off to live on Orcas Island with her crappy uncle Pat instead while they’re in Tampa. It tried to trick me into thinking it was a decent cover with its cool illustrated vibe, and it almost worked. If you get too close, it might infect your other books with cupped hands, close up of flowers, or red, white, and black color schemes. Stand back everyone, this cover is clearly suffering from the worldwide pandemic known as Twilight Plague.
Williams and illustrated by Kati Greenīonus Factors: Picture Book, Paleontology, Pacific Northwest BOOK REPORT for Eliza’s Journal by Caelyn A.B.
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